By Streetcar
Hertfordshire, United Kingdom
Please can you identify this plant
- 29 Aug, 2017
Answers
I'd say Artemisia too, Seaburn. It has a lovely smell and is frequently seen growing wild on roadsides.
29 Aug, 2017
It looks like common ragweed, to me.
29 Aug, 2017
not heard of that so I've looked it up and I do believe you are right tug.
botanical name is Ambrosia artemisiifolia the species name means leaves like an Artemisia.
Native to America - wonder what it is doing here :o) probably from bird seed.
it is a cause of hayfever syptoms apparently
30 Aug, 2017
Not a normal component in bird seed, but it might have been a weed in the field where one of the components was grown.
30 Aug, 2017
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welcome to GoY.
is this from bird seed? does look a little bit like an Artemisia. Are they flowers that are forming , like green candles?
is it aromatic when you crush a leaf?
29 Aug, 2017